The group mind : a sketch of the principles of collective psychology, with some attempt to apply them to the interpretation of national life and character / by William McDougall.

  • William McDougall
Date:
1927
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Credit: The group mind : a sketch of the principles of collective psychology, with some attempt to apply them to the interpretation of national life and character / by William McDougall. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Olivier, Sir S., 244 Organic and higher unity, 157 Organisation, types of, 150; from above, 153; informal and formal, 197 Organism, contractual, 173 Outcastes, 85 Paine, 25 Paradox of group life, 20 Parliamentary traditions, 191 Patriarchal system, 234 Patriotism, 54, 164, 177; disparaged, 181 Pearson, C. H., 257 Pearson, Karl, 258 Pelasgians, 247 Petrie, Flinders, 244, 260 Philippines, Americans in, 118 Philosophy of history, 105 Physical environment and race quali¬ ties, 202, 213 Plato, 17, 83 Political philosophy, German, 152 Populations, increase of, 250 Practical interests and psychology, 3 Prestige, 64 Price, Collier, 260 Prichard, H. H., 117 Primitive Societies, 64; sympathy, 25 Prince, Morton, 10, 32 Progress, ideal of, 185; of nations,273 Protestanism, distribution of, 115 Public opinion, 192, 197 Punans of Borneo, 72 Race qualities shape institutions, 116; endurance of, 121; crossing, 241 Racial differences, 111 Reid, Archdall, 252 Relations of sciences, 1 Religion and Reason, 259 Religious excitement, 27 Renan, 4 Representative institutions, 198 Responsibility, communal, 68; na¬ tional, 144 Ripley, 115 Ritual, 92 Rivalry, national, 167 Roman Church and celibacy, 254; civilization, 284 Rousseau, 3, 53, 155 Russian armies, 59 Satisfactions of group life, 78 Scandinavian conditions, 237 SCHAEFFLE, 35 Seeck, O., 250, 270 Selection by environment, 209; by towns, 253; reversed, 257; sexual, 260; group, 264, 272 Self-consciousness in crowds, 44; of nations, 158, 160, 299 Sentiment, national, 164 Sidis, 32 SlGHELE, 20 Social evolution, 211, 288; organisa¬ tion, 204, 211 Social Psychology, 1, 3 Sociology and psychology, 8 Solidarity of human race, 185 Spain depleted, 254 Sparta depleted, 248 Spencer, H., 7 State and nation, 175 States, limits of size, 131 Status to contract, 285 St John, Sir S., 117 Stoll, 46 Subraces, 120 Suggestibility and emotion, 41 Superiority, intellectual, 263; of public opinion, 194; racial and cultural, 120 Sympathetic action, national, 188 Tancred de Hauteville, 239 Telepathy, 28 Tolerance, 294 Tolstoi and anarchism, 152 Tourville, H. de, 231, 233 Townsend, Meredith, 221 Tradition in political life, 191 Tribal conflict, 245; consciousness, 159 Two party system, 190 Unity of nation, 157 Utilitarianism, 3 Value of nationality, 177 Variability of blended races, 1403 and progress, 280 Variation, spontaneous, 209 Volney on colonists, 226 Voluntary groups, 77 Vue d’ensemble in psychology, 2 Wallace, A. R., on our ancestors, 120 War and national unity, 142 Webb, Sidney, 258 Welldon, Bishop, on sons of clergy, 255 Whetham, 262 Will of the people, 156 Wingfield, Stratford, 179 Womb of peoples, 238 World communications, 133 Written Codes, influence of, 271 CAMBRIDGE: PRINTED BY W. LEWIS, M.A., AT THE UNIVERSITY PRESS
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